THE third Alder Hey Clothes Throw looks set to bring celebrity lifestyle and fashion to the ordinary man and woman on the street.

Kate Moss’s dress, Daniel Craig’s suit, Beyonce’s bag and even Joan Collins’s Christmas jumper are among just a few of the items up for grabs.

“Celebs have been very generous this year,” says Rachel Donohoe from the Alder Hey Imagine Appeal office.

“We’ve got some really big names supporting us – I can’t tell you how excited we were when we heard Daniel Craig was on board!

“We raised around £20,000 from the whole event last year and we’re hoping to top that in 2011.”

The Clothes Throw takes place between October 26 and 29 beginning with an event at Palm Sugar where names such as Kirsty Doyle, Benna Harry, Bullet and Andrew Collinge will combine forces to stage a series of catwalk shows.

The following day will see two events at the same venue, an afternoon tea party and then a final auction at which many of the donated clothes will be sold.

Fashion graduates from John Moores will also show their creations on the 28.

Look out too on Saturday for a special pop up shop in the former Habitat store in Mannesty’s Lane where clothes donated by local stores, designers such as Vivienne Westwood, Chanel and Temperley and members of the public will be for sale.

“The whole thing has taken about six months to organise but we’re sure it’s going to be a fabulous event,” says Rachel.

For more information and to buy tickets to the shows, including the finale auction, telephone: 0151-252 5716 or email rachel.donohoe@alderhey.nhs.uk

Daniel Craig’s Brioni tailored suit worn as part of the Casino Royale promotional tour. “This is gorgeous and Daniel’s been kind enough to sign the lining inside. The tag also says ‘Daniel Craig 007’. We’re expecting international interest in this.” Available online at www.theclothesthrow.com starting October 28.

Theory coat worn by Jennifer Aniston in LA. “It’s a lightweight cotton with leather lapels and we even have a photo of Jen in it.” Tillie Mulberry bag donated by Shelly Vella fashion director at Cosmopolitan. Both available at Clothes Throw Finale Auction 7.30pm, October 27 Palm Sugar Lounge, Liverpool One. Tickets £30.

Kate Middleton’s engagement dress. “This has been given to us by the designer Issa and is an exact copy of the one Kate wore for the announcement of her engagement except hers was in blue. It sold out in days.” Available at Clothes Throw Finale Auction 7.30pm October 27 Palm Sugar Lounge, Liverpool One. Tickets £30.

Joan Collins’ jumper. “This just screams Joan Collins and again we’re prepared for international interest in buying it. Joan has also given us a photo of herself wearing it with her family on Christmas Day in the1970s.” Showcased on the catwalk at The Clothes Throw Style Council, October 26 Palm Sugar Lounge, Liverpool One. Tickets £20 and auctioned online at www.theclothesthrow.com

Lanvin Dress worn by Alex Curran at the MOBO Awards 2010. “This is a gorgeous dress, unusual and really eye-catching by one of the world’s top designers.” Available at Clothes Throw Finale Auction 7.30pm, October 27 Palm Sugar Lounge, Liverpool One.

DVF ‘Stephanie’ bag as worn by Beyonce. “The bag was given by the designer who designed the same one for Beyonce. It’s worth about £500.” Available at Clothes Throw Finale Auction 7.30pm October 27 Palm Sugar Lounge, Liverpool One.

Helmut Lang’s Kate Moss dress. “An exact replica of the one she wore for those iconic Rimmel ads. It’s been shipped from New York especially for us.” Available at Clothes Throw Finale Auction 7.30pm October 27 Palm Sugar Lounge, Liverpool One. Tickets £30.